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Add notes to L0_client_memory_growth test #5710

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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions qa/L0_client_memory_growth/test.sh
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Expand Up @@ -116,6 +116,13 @@ for PROTOCOL in http grpc; do
if [ "$LANG" == "c++" ]; then
MEMORY_GROWTH_TEST=$MEMORY_GROWTH_TEST_CPP
MAX_ALLOWED_ALLOC="10"
# NOTE: This test has risk of exhausting all available sockets in
# the ephemeral port range. Re-using the same client connection
# ("-R") can easily solve this problem. However, to cleanly separate
# the resources used by different client objects, we create new
# connections for each request and retry/sleep on failure to give
# the system time to reclaim sockets after TIME_WAIT.
# TIP: You can use the "ss -s" command to observe the socket usage.
EXTRA_ARGS="-r ${REPETITION_CPP} -i ${PROTOCOL}"
else
MEMORY_GROWTH_TEST="python $MEMORY_GROWTH_TEST_PY"
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